Kate Fennigate by Booth Tarkington biblical studies

Kate Fennigate by Booth Tarkington biblical studiesAuthor: Booth TarkingtonPublisher: Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc. Place of Publication: Garden City, New YorkDate: 1943Copyright: 1942 (Curtis Publishing Company); 1943 (Booth Tarkington)Format: Hardcover, blue cloth boardsEdition: First trade editionPrinting: First printingPrinter: Country Life Press, Garden City, N. Y. Language: English Description Kate Fennigate is a late novel by Booth Tarkington, one of Americas most respected early twentieth

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You will decide whether to spend years struggling with your sexuality

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and cultural reflection that remains widely read and discussed decades after publication

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Condition Although it lacks the dust jacket it is like new

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